Full-Time
Marketplace for high-demand consumer products
$110k - $120k/yr
Senior
Remote in USA
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StockX operates as an online marketplace for buying and selling high-demand consumer products, with a primary focus on sneakers, streetwear, electronics, collectibles, and luxury items. The platform functions like a stock market, where products have real-time market prices determined by supply and demand, allowing users to see the current value of items before making purchases. StockX stands out from competitors by ensuring the authenticity of products through a strict verification process, which builds trust among its users. The company generates revenue by charging transaction fees on sales. StockX aims to cater to a diverse clientele, including sneaker enthusiasts and collectors, while capitalizing on the growing trend of online shopping and the demand for exclusive items.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$690M
Headquarters
Detroit, Michigan
Founded
2016
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Buy now, pay later (BNPL) provider Affirm has teamed with resale marketplace StockX. The collaboration, announced Monday (March 10), lets eligible StockX shoppers in the U.S. access Affirm’s payment plans when purchasing products from brands such as adidas, Supreme and Gucci. “At StockX, we’re always looking for ways to enhance the customer experience and ensure our community has access to the world’s most sought-after brands. Affirm’s range of flexible pay-over-time options, including longer-term plans, gives our customers the power to choose what works best for their needs and shop confidently,” Jacob Fenton, vice president of customer experience and insights at StockX, said in a news release
Nike made headlines in february 2022 when it filed a headline-making lawsuit against StockX, alleging that the sneaker and streetwear marketplace was on the hook for trademark infringement, dilution, and unfair competition.
Apple places second in electronics category of StockX's sixth annual Culture Index.
— The company saw record trades on Cyber Monday —. — Asics, Fear of God, Pop Mart, and Timberland set new trade records throughout the week —. — Best-selling products across categories included Travis Scott's latest Jordan collab, sneakers from Asics and adidas, Fear of God apparel, Ugg Lowmel boots, and Labubu collectibles from Pop Mart —
On Wednesday, StockX announced that it was launching a new returns policy in the U.S., which offers customers a 14-day return period and a full refund in the form of StockX credit.